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Long-Grain Brown Rice

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  • Makes

    5 cups

    rice
    • Difficulty

      Easy

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By Jeffrey Alford and Naomi Duguid

Published 1998

  • About

There are a number of long-grain brown rices available. They take longer to cook than their milled and polished cousins, but they also have a more satisfying grain flavor, particularly suited for partnering strong flavors such as those of hearty stews. We cook long-grain brown rice by the absorption method. If you are preparing the rice to accompany dishes from the New World, cook it in salted water and drizzle on a little oil or melted butter or bacon drippings after the cooking is complet

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